Sentence examples for work is defined from inspiring English sources

He says his work is defined by his mixed roots.

And however the work is defined, it is a lovely example of the art of storytelling.

Work is defined as activity that one must do: an obligation that, when met, results in one's livelihood.

How would you describe your architectural style? A. Our work is defined by something a little more philosophical than style.

How much of our work is defined by the financial constraints around us? How does that effect who's making the work and what they are saying?

The work is defined by interaction between the live musicians and a mysterious woman in the film, whose actions appear to reflect the cello soloist.

Balloon working volume (V WORK) was defined as the difference between V MIN and V MAX.

Ms. Shin's earlier work was defined by her use of clothing as surrogates for people.

Humanitarian workers are also staying in situ for longer in countries such as Chad and Central African Republic, despite their work being defined as "short-term in nature".

The railroads ended isolation, and packed the metropolis with people whose work was defined by a complicated network of social obligations.

"In the past, work was defined primarily by putting in time, and secondarily on getting results.